FTC-Sigma's instruction set by xiaohei_5753
Still working on the compiler =(.
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RaconTPT 2nd Dec 2022
I don't understand any of the text bellow "output:" How can 0x11****** be both "a=b" and "read [add]"? Does each instruction take up 2FILTs or something? -
powder_is_epic 2nd Dec 2022
i think im going to make my own computer now -
R33sesK1ng 2nd Dec 2022
@silo88, open simulation, do Ctrl + P and pick Ctype. Put a number in hex or Decimal and this can be put on the FILT ram in the machine -
R33sesK1ng 2nd Dec 2022@xiaohei_5753, Since there are 16 cores on this machine, what would the ideal size monitor be for something needing this much RAM?
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silo88 2nd Dec 2022
How does one put the coded memory in the computer -
xiaohei_5753 2nd Dec 2022
@Furry_02 :After a core executes an instruction, it will pass its state to the next core. turn off deco and watch it run. You will find that the instructions executed by each core are different. -
Furry_02 2nd Dec 2022
xiaohei_5753: I'm aware of that, but how would you use that anywhere? The individual cores have no possible way of executing different instructions, so it's the same operation 16 times. This makes it, again, mostly useless. You can't measure "speed" if it's doing the *exact same thing* 16 times. -
Furry_02 2nd Dec 2022powder_is_epic: Actually, this is probably *simpler* than your device. Intel & AMD devices have many, many, many, more features and instructions. Still, this is amazing for being made in a game.
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powder_is_epic 1st Dec 2022can someone translate this to english so i can understand please? not th at i dont like it but my computer is prob less complicated then this.
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xiaohei_5753 1st Dec 2022@Furry_02 :Actually,because of the update order,the 32 cores are in series,and they share the cache,so the speed adds up.